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Discussing the possibility of an extension.

Recently they finished the dormitory for the capable children 

Coming home from school. The entrance has fruit trees and flowers

10-year-old boy, showing his science exercise book

Schoolwork shown to Philip with great pride.

All the school children now have beds and make their homework in the dormitory. The beds where only recently donated, before they received this donation they slept on mats on the floor.

Ready to do her homework.

All of them are doing well . . . . even those who are immobile. John moves them to a different spot every hour and plays with them frequently during the day.

Lots of hugs. . . . .

Rescued animals…

now very much loved pets.

Twice a day they attend a peaceful orchard they have built on the hill. Sitting in a circle, they meditate before meals.

John and Philip study the proposal to construct the dormitory and playroom for the children.

The Winsome Constance Kindness Trust has committed to fund the building construction of the Morning Star Children's Home.

The new extension doubles the size of the building which currently accommodates 55 children.

John and the school children

Saying Goodbye